Christian Cantrell and Mike Chambers are inviting all willing participants to put the new Macromedia XML News Aggregator through its paces.
The new interface designed by Josh Dura compliments some of the great new features that have been added for this release.
I’ve had it with Macromedia Homesite, it’s just not enough anymore, come to think of it, was it ever? I need a new text editor. The Mac has plenty of ‘nice’ simple but feature rich editors, is there anything comparable on the PC?
Some must have features:
Can’t think of anymore right now. Let me know if you have any suggestions.
Via Mirashade...
Mirashade is a progressive creative agency founded in 1994 specialising in Branding, Moving Image and New Media.
We�re looking for a PHP/MySQL based web developer to join our skilled design team.
We want a lateral thinker who enjoys problem solving, accepts constructive criticism and is passionate about using technology to deliver business led solutions for our clients.
Experience of PHP">LAMP administration and object orientated coding techniques an advantage.
If you�re interested, and you�re available to work at the Mirashade studio in Reading, Berkshire, UK� check out the Mirashade site.
After months of labour (not that kind) here at Mirashade we’ve finally done a soft launch of our latest baby; grownupgrren.
Drew and I have been hard at work on this for some time, and we’d really appreciate feedback, thoughts, comment, criticism, etc.
Of particular note is the admin system, which is glorious, but you can’t see that, so shortly I’ll post some screengrabs here for your delectation. :)
The Web Standards Project is asking you – do you use web standards? And who the heck are you anyway?
In the biggest survey since the WaSP’s inception, they are asking web designers and developers to tell them who they are, what they do and how they are using web standards. The goal being to gather enough data to focus the Project on the key areas affecting web professionals in their everyday work.
